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Court Halts Claims on Ravi Mohan's 'Bro Club'
23 Oct
Summary
- Madras High Court granted temporary relief to Ravi Mohan.
- Miracle Movies restrained from claiming 'Bro Club' film rights.
- The film was previously titled 'Bro Code' and faced a similar dispute.
The Madras High Court has issued a significant interim order, granting temporary relief to actor and producer Ravi Mohan regarding his film 'Bro Club'. The court has placed a restriction on Miracle Movies, prohibiting them from making claims about the film's rights. This legal action follows Ravi Mohan's petition, in which he alleged that Miracle Movies was falsely asserting ownership over the project, which was previously titled 'Bro Code'.
Ravi Mohan argued that these claims constituted a violation of the film's copyright and sought Rs 50 lakh in compensation. His legal team presented documentation confirming the film's title registration with the Tamil Film Producers Council. Consequently, the court imposed an interim restriction on Miracle Movies concerning the circulation of information about the film.
Miracle Movies has been directed by the court to file a response to Ravi Mohan's plea by November 3rd. This order provides temporary respite to the actor and producer while the legal battle over the film's rights is ongoing. The film had previously undergone a title change from 'Bro Code' due to a separate legal dispute with a liquor manufacturing company, which was resolved through settlement talks.
